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<blockquote data-quote="Jack" data-source="post: 84350" data-attributes="member: 1">Hello John,1.You can restore Combofix from the recycle bin and then run the uninstall command.2.Yes,you can uninstall all the tools that we&#039;ve used or alternatively you can keep them on your computer (HitmanPro,Malwarebytes and ESET Online Scanner) and run regular scan with this utilities.Security Check- can be deleted while the other programs need to be uninstalled via the Add Remove programs feature.3.Please try this steps:Right click your My Computer icon and select Properties. In the new window, select the System Restore tab then select the &quot;Turn off System Restore&quot; option. Click OK and respond to any prompts. That deletes all System Restore Points. As soon as that is done, de-select that &quot;Turn off System Restore&quot;, and click OK.Then <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948247" target="_blank">create your own System Restore Point</a> the way you normally do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack, post: 84350, member: 1"] Hello John, 1.You can restore Combofix from the recycle bin and then run the uninstall command. 2.Yes,you can uninstall all the tools that we've used or alternatively you can keep them on your computer (HitmanPro,Malwarebytes and ESET Online Scanner) and run regular scan with this utilities. Security Check- can be deleted while the other programs need to be uninstalled via the Add Remove programs feature. 3.Please try this steps: Right click your My Computer icon and select Properties. In the new window, select the System Restore tab then select the "Turn off System Restore" option. Click OK and respond to any prompts. That deletes all System Restore Points. As soon as that is done, de-select that "Turn off System Restore", and click OK. Then [url=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948247]create your own System Restore Point[/url] the way you normally do it. [/QUOTE]

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